EU Cloud CoC considered key factor for European Sovereignty

10/16/2020EU Cloud CoCGAIA-XNews

Fabasoft CEO Helmut Fallmann refers to the EU Cloud CoC as key element for Europe's strategy to increase its cloud sovereignty. References are also made to the currently drafted third country transfer module and GAIA-X.

To read the full article "European data protection and digital sovereignty must now go hand in hand", please, refer to Fabasoft's Website.

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